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Article #12231Re: fonts!!!!!!!!
From: max cecconi
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 12:31
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 12:31
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I still believe that the the embedding of the fonts in a FreeHand document is only a side issue. What still remains to be understood is the criteria by which Acrobat Reader substitutes the fonts. In plain words I would like to understand why, for instance, it substitutes futura and not verdana. They both truetype, they both original, they both open, they both aren't in the folder fonts within Acrobat reader application, they both are not in the fonts system folder as I use Extensis suitcase with which I open the font I need at sturtup. The reader help file is the most unexplicative documentation I ever came across. Thanks anyway
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